3 pointsby askalf8 hours ago3 comments
  • guiambros8 hours ago
    Clever, but still against Anthropic's ToS [1]:

    Use of third-party tools that misrepresent their identity to Anthropic’s servers, attempt to route third-party traffic against subscription limits, or otherwise violate applicable terms or policies is prohibited and such use may be enforced against.

    [1] https://support.claude.com/en/articles/13189465-logging-in-t...

    • askalf5 hours ago
      dario uses your own OAuth token to access your own subscription. It doesn't bypass any limits — it ensures your requests are correctly classified under the budget you already paid for.

      Without the billing tag, third-party tools get silently reclassified from your plan allocation to overage (pay-per-token) after ~1 hour. You're not getting free access — you're getting charged extra for access you already paid for.

      The fingerprint injection exists because Anthropic's infrastructure uses it to route billing. If they exposed a proper API for Max subscribers, this wouldn't be necessary.

      • guiambros4 hours ago
        I understand you want really hard to believe in what you're saying. But you should believe them when they say "no third party applications using OAuth".

        It's irrelevant if you're paying them. They say clearly 1P apps are ok; 3P apps are not. Yours is 3P, so you're breaking the ToS.

        Will they care? Probably not. At least not until you become popular enough to show up in their dashboards. So you should be fine for a whole, until you cross some threshold and they decide it's time to close the loophole.

  • rvz7 hours ago
    I've started the timer for when Anthropic's lawyers will file a DMCA as this is likely a ToS violation.
  • askalf8 hours ago
    [dead]